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A minimal capacitor cascade synthesis for integrated circuits

Abstract Using a theory of non-reciprocal cascade synthesis based upon removal of even part admittance zeros a synthesis of resistively terminated filters is developed with reference to integrated realizations. The resulting structure is a cascade of capacitor-gyrator sections, with all gyrators grounded, and using a minimum number of capasitors all of which can be chosen equal.

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